When divorced parents don’t agree on vaccinations for their children, what happens? The pandemic has brought to light a question that has been around for some time – when divorced parents don’t agree on vaccinations, what happens? The choice of whether to get children vaccinated may not be an easy one to make for manyRead more
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Coronavirus, College Kids and Quarantine It was that magical part of the night when your children are in bed and you finally get to relax with a cup of tea – okay, let’s be honest, a glass of wine. I took out my phone to catch up on texts. A COVID-19 case was reported inRead more
The Mother to Four Special Needs Children is Honored for her Heroism and Tenacity Amidst the Pandemic HADDONFIELD, N.J. — October 21, 2020 — The law firm of Adinolfi, Lieberman, Burick, Falkenstein, Roberto & Molotsky, PA (ALBFRM) is pleased to congratulate Senior Associate Jaime Golin Friedman, ESQ, for her inclusion in SJ Magazine’s highly-esteemed “Women’sRead more
School is almost back in New Jersey, and many families are struggling with the decision to allow their children to go back to some type of in-person learning or continue remote. What happens when divorced parents cannot agree? If you have joint legal custody, who decides? Several months ago, when COVID-19 first occurred, we wereRead more
The court shutdown in New Jersey was unprecedented. The need to save lives took precedence over everything else. But now, with the state slowly reopening, the legal community must confront the complications that have arisen from the shutdown. I am a family law litigator. In family law, real-world events can have massive effects on ourRead more
Shareholder and partner Ronald Lieberman, Esq. covers the special consideration a business owner needs to take into account when going through a divorce in New Jersey. Q: What are some aspects of divorce that are being affected by the COVID-19 crisis? Divorce attorneys are now fielding questions on how to deal with custody of childrenRead more
Dear Clients, I write to you at this most unprecedented time, not only for our collective wellbeing, but specifically regarding the practice of family law. Our current situation is like nothing I have experienced in my 43 years practicing family law. Yet, even in these challenging times, my firm continues to work diligently to ensure the mostRead more
We know that many divorced and separated parents are still struggling with custody and parenting time issues during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. While the traditional refrain that parents should act in the “best interests” of the children still holds true, it can be difficult to make practical decisions about exactly what is best for aRead more
We are many days into the COVID-19 crisis and the Stay at Home Orders barring all non-essential travel. The kitchen table is now repurposed as the work-home-office, the new-distance-learning- school and maybe even used to eat once in a while. Kids are home. Parents are home. Sports are canceled. Walking out to get the mailRead more
The current COVID-19 shut-down could be affecting your ability to comply with your Property Settlement Agreement or other Court Orders even when you want to comply. Can you get relief? What if you are divorced and there is a provision in your divorce agreement requiring you to distribute assets, pay debts, or handle other financialRead more